Shock Trauma

About this book

Given its speed, momentum and the almost frictionless rain slicked rails, the fully loaded freight train was going to need at least a mile of track in order to come to a complete stop... a distance that unfortunately would place its lead locomotive 2000 feet beyond the overturned cattle truck, the crushed car, and the twenty or so cows and six people still hopelessly trapped inside the crumpled wreckage.